UA100841U - Method for ultrasonic diagnosis of depth of burns - Google Patents

Method for ultrasonic diagnosis of depth of burns

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UA100841U
UA100841U UAU201502029U UAU201502029U UA100841U UA 100841 U UA100841 U UA 100841U UA U201502029 U UAU201502029 U UA U201502029U UA U201502029 U UAU201502029 U UA U201502029U UA 100841 U UA100841 U UA 100841U
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burn
kpa
depth
dopplerography
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Юрій Іванович Козін
Олексій Віталійович Кравцов
Сергій Григорович Єфіменко
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Державна Установа "Інститут Загальної Та Невідкладної Хірургії Національної Академії Медичних Наук України"
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The method for ultrasonic diagnosis of the depth of burns comprises the surgical access to the deep layers of the eschar and Dopplerography of microcirculatory bed in the surrounding tissues at the stage of the burn shock. The depth of the burn lesion is assessed in ultrasound range in two steps. At the first step, the major blood flow in the arteries supplying the burn area is assessed, the average values of the linear and volume rate of blood flow is calculated and compared with the predicted values. When the actual values do not exceed the predicted values, the deep lesion in the burn area is diagnosed and decompression nectrectomy is provided. At the second step, Dopplerography of the microcirculatory bed in the secondary damaged tissues is provided through necrotomic incisions with the assessment of their density and the calculation of elastomeric indices. When the latter is within 15-40 kPa, the area of hemodynamic impairment is diagnosed. The indices within 45-75 kPa suggest paranecrosis area. When the value exceeds 80 kPa, the coagulation area is evident.
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